Now that we have a working test API setup,…let's do something a bit more interesting with high scores.…So the first thing I need you to do is go over here into Data, if you have…an existing scorers table that we setup earlier in…this course, we're going to go ahead and delete that now.…As we didn't set it up through Azure mobile…services Tables we set it up through sequel service.…Let's go ahead and say delete. You can see that's now gone, and…the way that you can go ahead and verify that…is if we come down to SQL database, and then Manage.…

I'm going to enter my name and password, and then log on.…Now what's great about this is you don't have to…be a database person in order to work with your tables.…You can live directly within the mobile service portal if you like.…And if you want to jump in here and look at it from the SQL database end, you can.…You can see the Balloons Profiles table…exists but the Scores table is now dropped.…So we can go ahead and close this.…(SOUND)…Say leave this page. We'll come back up to our mobile service.…

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8/19/2013

Windows Azure Mobile Services accelerate your mobile app development by offering easy-to-use, scalable backend services. Your websites and mobile apps can leverage its structured storage, user authentication, and push notifications in familiar programming languages. In this course, David Isbitski uses Azure Mobile Services to build a new service and connect it to an existing Windows Store game built in HTML and JavaScript. Learn to add gamer profiles with the identity service, pull down basic Facebook profile information for gamers, add high score tables to the database, and create an API that will allow anyone on the web to retrieve and display the current highest score. Dive in now and get started setting up your account, using the developer tools, and diagnosing and scaling your services across the web.